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His every stumble will be greeted with a glee usually reserved for anothers triumph. He is Englands scapegoat for failing in the tournament; the price he must pay will be terrace taunting until he proves it does not affect him or crowds get bored. When a chorus of boos greeted his re-emergence for the second half of last nights friendly at the Kassam Stadium, in his first appearance since the World Cup finals, Ronaldo turned to team-mates and laughed. It was not a wink at someone elses misfortune, more a recognition of his place in English footballs scheme of things. It was a sign that, at 21 and despite his declarations of affection for Real Madrid, he may have the character to come through. Two goals in a 4-1 win and a 72-minute run-out underlined the impression. Portugals win in the World Cup quarter-final was the occasion on which a mistrust of Ronaldos flickering trickery turned to hatred. His initial reaction to Wayne Rooney stamping on Ricardo Carvalho, when he rushed in to make sure the referee had not missed the crime; the wink he offered to his bench after his club-mate had been sent off. Take your pick over which irked most. His World Cup having lasted a week longer than Englands, Ronaldos return to action had been correspondingly delayed. Sir Alex Ferguson kept his promise to Jim Smith, his old friend now back in charge of Oxford, to bring back Ronaldo and boost the Nationwide Conference clubs coffers. There was no police presence amid the crowd of 11,463, even as a small proportion of the crowd taunted the villain of the piece at every turn. It was hardly a theatre of hate, though. Rooney has seen red again since Germany. Yesterday, he and Paul Scholes, also sent off against FC Porto in Amsterdam, were cleared to play in the opening Barclays Premiership game, at home to Fulham on Sunday week, as the FA is still to hear from its Dutch counterpart if they will be included in the referees report. Smith had said that his non-League players should go easy on United, even suggesting as they competed to claim Ronaldos jersey afterwards that it could be an important shirt to have in the future, that. Itll be like Hitlers helmet. The United winger, having already laid the ball off for Ole Gunnar Solskjaers opener, had volleyed home a wonderful swerving shot from 18 yards. Only after he had been engulfed by eight team-mates did he go to the touchline to receive treatment. The important thing was to get the World Cup players back, Ferguson, who also included Gabriel Heinze, Mikaël Silvestre and Louis Saha, said. Cristiano, in his first game back, took his goals well and I thought he handled the whole thing very well. The cheers as Uniteds No 7 trooped off to be replaced by Giuseppe Rossi, after rounding off the scoring, were matched by jeers. We wait to see which Rooney offers, but Ronaldos rehabilitation clearly has begun.' --------------------------------- [17] Wenger denies Ribery bid --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, August 9, 2006 by ed: "I have not made a bid for Frank Ribery - I categorically deny that. I have not made a bid for anybody. Will I? Frankly, I do not know. It depends if somebody goes or not - but even if somebody goes, it is not sure I will make a bid for anybody We have left an impressive list of players behind tonight. To add players to the team to just be spectacular, I am not going to do." --------------------------------- [16] United play hosts --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, August 9, 2006 by ed: http://indiaenews.com/2006-08/17813-bagan-junior-footballers-united.htm http://indiaenews.com/2006-08/17813-bagan-junior-footballers-united.htm Kolkatas Mohun Bagan under-15 football team has been pitted against likes of Manchester United, Athletic Club Bilbao of Spain and Brazilian club Sao Paulo in Group A of the world finals of the Manchester United Premier Cup beginning here Tuesday. Hungarian team Ferencvarosi TC also competes in this group - one of the four in which the 20 competing teams from around the world have been divided for the tournament jointly hosted by Nike and Manchester United. Matches will take place at Manchester Uniteds training facilities at Carrington, while the final will be played at Old Trafford Friday. Mohun Bagan Athletics Club is one of the four Asian club teams taking part. The others are Beijing Sanfang FC of China, Tokyo Verdy of Japan and Ulsan Hyundai FC of South Korea. Some of the best known footballers spanning three generations gathered at the famous Theatre of Dreams Monday night at Old Trafford for the opening ceremony and draw. Wayne Rooney, Rio Ferdinand, Sir Bobby Charlton and Sir Alex Ferguson joined Nikes David Daley to welcome the rising stars for a tournament that has involved more than 9,000 teams from five continents over the past 12 months. Sir Alex of England spoke of the dedication and sacrifices needed to get to the top while Sir Bobby, who earned 106 caps and netted a record 49 goals for England, shared his view on the true meaning of sportsmanship to tumultuous applause. Respect each other. You must also respect the referee. You may not always agree with the decisions he makes but he has a very difficult job to do, said Sir Bobby. Dont try and cheat, dont try and dive, if you are going to win please try to do it properly. I think that is very important. Group B opened with Italian giants Inter-Milan and FC Brussels Molenbeek from Belgium, followed by Mexican team Chivas Guadalajara, South African representatives Orlando Pirates and Australias Bulleen Lions. UK champions Arsenal feature in Group C and will face Hertha BSC from Germany, Chilean club Universidad Catolica, Ohio Mutiny of the US and Ulsan Hyundai from South Korea. Portugals Boavista lead group D, and Switzerlands FC Basel, Argentinas Atletic Club Lanus, Beijing Sanfang from China and Japans Tokyo Verdy 1969 complete it. The draw: Group A: Manchester United, Ferencvarosi TC, Athletic Club Bilbao, Sao Paulo FC and Mohun Bagan Athletic Club Group B: FC Internazionale Milano; FC Brussels Molenbeek, Chivas Guadalajara; Orlando Pirates FC and Bulleen Lions Group C: Arsenal; Hertha BSC Berlin, Universidad Catolica; Ohio FC Mutiny; Ulsan Hyundai FC Group D: Boavista FC; FC Basel; Club Atletico Lanus; Beijing Sanfang FC and Tokyo Verdy 1969. --------------------------------- [15] Deal with Brondby? --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, August 9, 2006 by ed: from SKY 'Manchester United are planning to arrange a co-operation deal with Danish side Brondby. The Premiership giants already have similar links in place with clubs around the globe, with the most prominent being with Royal Antwerp in Belgium. But it appears Brondby could become a leading feeder club for United after Sir Alex Ferguson confirmed the proposal. "We have clear plans to enter into a formal agreement with Brondby," Ferguson told Danish newspaper Ekstra Bladet. "The club is doing a fantastic job in developing young talent and I'm sure that a permanent arrangement will be something that both clubs will benefit from." Brondby recently appointed Rene Meulensteen as their new coach, with the Dutchman having been The Red Devils' reserve team boss. Former United youngster Mark Howard has also signed for the club and Ferguson confirmed he keeps in contact with Meulensteen. He added: "Of course I follow what is happening in Denmark when Rene works there. "He is a fantastic coach who I had many good years with in Manchester." Brondby director Anders Bjerregaard has revealed he is looking forward to the opportunity to discuss the possibility of a partnership with United. Bjerregaard said: "A conversation with Manchester United will be very interesting. We must, of course, hear what they have to say. "But in the long run, I am sure that an agreement will be of great benefit to both partners. "We can easily see ourselves taking the initiative and putting this enquiry to Manchester United to get a formalised agreement in place." http://www.dpbolvw.net/click-2051413-10294323 Check http://www.rednews.co.uk to view the image which has been removed from plain text email version of news http://www.anrdoezrs.net/click-2051413-5590804 Click here Check http://www.rednews.co.uk to view the image which has been removed from plain text email version of news --------------------------------- [14] Fergie on O'Shea --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, August 9, 2006 by ed: The only slight knock was John OShea. Hes had no luck in pre-season because that was his third injury. --------------------------------- [13] More Jim Smith on Ronaldo --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, August 9, 2006 by ed: But I know Sir Alex will stand by him. Hes loyal to all his players and there isnt a better manager for handling these things. --------------------------------- [12] SUN loves a good panto villain --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, August 9, 2006 by ed: they just won't let it go, below from the SUN, encouraging the masses or just reporting it? 'CRISTIANO RONALDO stepped into a wall of hate as he made his first appearance in England since the World Cup. The Portuguese winker scored a magnificent double as Manchester United romped to victory at Conference side Oxford. But the 11,463-capacity crowd was far from friendly and booed him from the moment he turned up at the Kassam Stadium to the second he left. There were taunts of cheat and scum as Ronaldo got off the team coach. The winger had chewing gum thrown at him and one young fan tried to jump over the security cordon to dish out some revenge of his own before being hauled away. This was Ronaldos first game on English soil following his part in the sending-off of United team-mate Wayne Rooney in the World Cup quarter-finals. And Old Trafford boss Alex Ferguson said: He took his goals well. I thought he handled the whole situation well and produced some great play at times. Rooney was red-carded in Gelsenkirchen for stamping on Ricardo Carvalho Ronaldo had stepped in to encourage the referee to dismiss him. Ronaldo then winked at the Portugal bench after Roo had been given his marching orders. Rooney has made peace with The Winker but the reaction from many United fans showed they have not forgiven the wideman for his antics in Germany. Fergie left Ronaldo out of last weekends Amsterdam Tournament citing a lack of fitness. And the United boss had been expected to rest Ronaldo again amid fears stewards would not be able to cope if things turned ugly. 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Manchester United: Foster (Heaton 72); Bardsley, OShea (Evans J. 46), Silvestre, Heinze (Simpson 58); Ronaldo (Rossi 72), Fletcher, Jones D., Richardson (Martin 58); Solskjaer (Miller 72), Saha. http://www.dpbolvw.net/click-2051413-5042808 Check http://www.rednews.co.uk to view the image which has been removed from plain text email version of news --------------------------------- [9] Rooney and Scholes free for Fulham --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, August 9, 2006 by ed: from sportinglife 'Manchester United duo Wayne Rooney and Paul Scholes will be free to face Fulham on August 20, even though they still remain unsure whether they will have to serve suspensions for their recent red cards in Amsterdam. The pair were sent off during United's win over Porto on Friday night, yet four days on the Football Association are still waiting to hear whether the dismissals were reported to the Dutch FA. With the Red Devils eager to get the matter cleared up before the season gets underway, Soho Square chiefs will make contact with their Dutch counterparts tomorrow to establish the situation. However, as no punishment can be imposed until 14 days after the FA receive the referee's report, both Rooney and Scholes are free to face Fulham in United's Premiership opener and, in all probability, Charlton four days later. Despite the delay, the most likely outcome remains that Rooney will successfully appeal against an eventual violent conduct charge, reducing the punishment for his foul on Pepe to a yellow card, with Scholes set to serve a one-match ban if the same penalty applies to his tackle from behind on Ricardo Quaresma due to him already being cautioned.' --------------------------------- [8] Price Drop. United Songs CD now just £5.99 inc p&p --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, August 9, 2006 by ed: United People CD - United music for just £5.99 inc p&p in UK! 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United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has already had two bids for the Polish international turned down this summer, mainly due to his refusal to allow promising striker Giuseppe Rossi to join the Baggies on loan. West Brom boss Bryan Robson admitted yesterday there was no chance of getting Rossi as Ferguson wants the teenager to remain at Old Trafford now Ruud van Nistelrooy has departed for Real Madrid. However, in leaving Kuszczak out of West Brom's trip to Cardiff tonight completely, it seemed obvious a deal was on the cards and it is understood a 'complicated' transfer will be concluded within the next 48 hours. The deal should trigger the departure of Ben Foster, who started the friendly with Oxford, to Watford for a second season on loan. It is also anticipated a current member of the United squad - but not Rossi - will move to The Hawthorns as part of the deal.' --------------------------------- [6] More from PA --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, August 9, 2006 by ed: 'Saha and Mikael Silvestre completed the full 90 minutes and Gabriel Heinze lasted just short of an hour, while young midfielder David Jones also impressed. 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Louis and Mikael did not play as much in Germany as Gaby and Cristiano, which is why I kept them on for the full game." --------------------------------- [2] PA Match Report --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, August 9, 2006 by ed: Sir Alex Ferguson praised Cristiano Ronaldo for the way he handled his first Manchester United outing since his World Cup controversies. Ronaldo lasted 72 minutes of the 4-1 win over Oxford at the Kassam Stadium, netting with two fine curling efforts either side of half-time. Although he was booed every time he touched the ball by the home fans, the Portugal winger did receive the wholehearted backing of the United supporters and was able to raise a smile as he entered the pitch for the start of the second half. With no police inside the stadium and security beefed up as a result of United heading south with a squad containing nine internationals rather than the reserve team which was originally anticipated when the fixture was agreed earlier in the summer, fears over Ronaldo's security - this evening at least - appear to have been exaggerated. If the reception he received tonight is any guide, the Portugal winger may require a pair of ear plugs at some of the Premiership's more hostile venues this season. However, he also has the talent to win some of his critics round and he succeeded in doing just that with his superb 14th-minute volley. Teed up by Louis Saha's cushioned lay-off, Ronaldo produced an exquisite right-foot finish, which started off wide of Billy Turley's far post before curling in. With no histrionics, and few of his trademark tricks, this was Ronaldo on his best behaviour and he made his mark again after the interval, rifling a 20-yard shot into the bottom corner after David Jones had provided the short pass. He departed to a heroes' reception from the United support and a mixed one from the Oxford fans, receiving handshakes from Ferguson and home boss Jim Smith before taking his place in the dug-out, content at his positive contribution. In fact, after the disasters which afflicted them in Amsterdam over the weekend, it was a good night all round for the visitors. Saha and Mikael Silvestre completed the full 90 minutes and Gabriel Heinze lasted just short of an hour.' --------------------------------- [1] Fergie pleased with Ronaldo --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, August 9, 2006 by ed: "It was Cristiano's first game back and I thought he handled it very well. He took his goals very well. They were both great strikes and he got a terrific reception from the United supporters as well and all in all, he did very well." --------------------------------- [23] Official site on squad tonight --------------------------------- Posted Tuesday, August 8, 2006 by ed: 'Four of United's World Cup players have been named in the squad to face Oxford United on Tuesday night. Cristiano Ronaldo, Gabriel Heinze, Louis Saha and Mikael Silvestre are all set to make their first pre-season appearances since returning from Germany. John O'Shea also returns after an injury scare sustained in the Reds' triumphant LG Amsterdam Tournament campaign. The more experienced players are accompanied to the Kassam Stadium by a healthy number of younger players, including Academy striker Sean Evans. 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